A will is your way of saying “Here’s what I wish even when I’m not around.”
It’s a legal document that sorts out your pūtea, property, and taonga after you pass. One of the key benefits of a will is that it hopefully means less drama for your whānau after you pass.
Wills may help you to:
Set out your wishes as to who gets what Nominate guardians for tamariki Avoid confusion and raruIt’s not scary – it’s empowering.
This content is not designed to be personalised to your situation. We recommend you get independent legal advice for your specific needs.
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